प्लेलिस्ट लिंक पेस्ट करें और उसका हर वीडियो MP3 या MP4 में डाउनलोड करें – हर ट्रैक के लिए एक क्लिक, न साइन-अप, न कुछ इंस्टॉल करना।
Y-Download का उपयोग करके आप हमारी सेवा की शर्तों और प्राइवेसी पॉलिसी से सहमत होते हैं।
Open the playlist on YouTube and copy its URL from the address bar. It looks like youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… – a video link that contains &list= works too, and so do music.youtube.com playlist links. In the app, use Share → Copy link on the playlist page.
Paste the link into the box at the top of this page. Within a couple of seconds you will see the playlist title and every video in it – up to 500 – with thumbnails, durations and channel names. Unavailable videos are marked so you know what to expect before you start.
Click MP3 next to a video to get 320 kbps audio with cover art, or MP4 for the best compatible quality up to 1080p. A progress bar appears inline while the file is prepared, so you can follow each video separately.
When an item reaches 100 %, click Save and your browser stores the file under the video's title. Work down the list, or only through the parts you want. Prepared files stay available for 30 minutes, so there is no rush.
Paste one link and see the entire playlist laid out with titles, durations, channels and thumbnails. No more opening every video to copy its address.
Turn a music playlist or lecture series into 320 kbps MP3 files, each tagged with title, artist and square cover art so albums look right in your player.
Video downloads use the best compatible quality YouTube offers for each item, up to 1080p, with H.264 video and AAC audio merged into a standard MP4.
Each video has its own progress bar and Save button, so you always know which files are ready and which are still being prepared.
Deleted and private entries are shown as unavailable rather than halting the list, so one broken video never blocks the ones around it.
Works in Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android and any desktop browser. Free, no account, and no limit on how many playlists you process.
A YouTube playlist downloader saves you from opening fifty tabs. Paste a playlist link into Y-Download – the address of a youtube.com/playlist?list= page, or any video link that carries a &list= parameter – and the whole playlist is read in a couple of seconds. You get a clean list of every video in it, up to 500 entries, each with its title, duration, channel and thumbnail, so you can see at a glance what you are about to download and skip the parts you do not need.
Each entry has its own MP3 and MP4 buttons. Click MP3 to convert that video to 320 kbps audio with the title, channel and cover art embedded, or MP4 to get the best compatible video quality up to 1080p. The file is prepared on our servers with a progress bar right next to the video, and a Save button appears when it is ready. Because every download is handled per video, you can mix formats within the same playlist – MP3 for the music, MP4 for the interviews – and take only the tracks you actually want from a 200-video collection.
Any public playlist works: a lecture series, a channel's album playlist, a podcast season or a list you built yourself and set to public. Y-Download runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux, needs no account and has no daily limit. Videos that have been deleted or made private appear as unavailable instead of breaking the list, and every file you generate is removed from our servers after 30 minutes. The one thing it cannot do yet is bundle the whole playlist into a single ZIP – that is planned; for now downloads are one file per video.
Each track is converted from YouTube's best audio stream to a constant 320 kbps MP3 and tagged with the title, the channel name as artist and a square cover image. The result plays on any phone, car stereo or music app and looks like a proper album.
Video items are saved as MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, in the highest quality up to 1080p that the video offers. Nothing is re-encoded, so the picture is exactly what YouTube streams.
The playlist view keeps things simple with MP3 and MP4. For lossless audio, original M4A or OPUS streams, or 1440p and 4K video, paste the individual video link on the home page and pick from the full list of formats.
You can load the entire playlist at once – up to 500 videos – and download as many items from the list as you like. Each video is still saved as its own file; there is no single ZIP of the whole playlist yet. A batch ZIP download is planned.
Paste the playlist link, then click the MP3 button next to each track. Every file is encoded at 320 kbps from YouTube's best audio stream and tagged with the title, channel name and cover art. For a full album, work down the list; each file is ready in seconds.
Public playlists: youtube.com/playlist?list=..., video links that contain &list=, and music.youtube.com playlist links. Mixes and radio playlists (ids starting with RD), Watch Later and Liked Videos cannot be read because YouTube only shows them to a signed-in account.
The video was deleted, made private, or restricted in a way we cannot access – members-only videos, age-restricted videos and live streams that have not ended yet fall into this group. The rest of the playlist downloads normally.
Y-Download reads the first 500 videos of a playlist. Individual videos can be up to 4 hours long. There is no limit on how many playlists you process or how many files you download, and no account is needed.
Not directly. Those lists are private to your account, and Y-Download never asks you to sign in. The workaround: on YouTube, create a new playlist, add the videos you want, set its visibility to public, then paste its link here. You can make it private again afterwards.
Yes. You can download YouTube playlists on a phone just as on a desktop: open the page in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, paste the playlist link and tap MP3 or MP4 on each video. Saved files land in the Files app or your Downloads folder. On Android you can install Y-Download as an app and share playlists to it straight from YouTube.
Only download playlists whose content you own, that is released under a permissive license such as Creative Commons, or where the creator has given you permission. Downloading other people's copyrighted videos without permission may breach YouTube's terms and copyright law. Y-Download is a tool; how you use it is your responsibility.